DICIEMBRE recupera la idea de que hay que poner el cuerpo | Lucas Gallo (Director)

What does the archive tell us about our present? We spoke with Lucas Gallo, director of the documentary "December," a work that chronologically and starkly reconstructs the popular uprising of 2001 in Argentina using exclusively archival footage. In this interview, Gallo tells us why he chose to forgo contemporary testimonies and voiceovers in order to immerse the viewer in the chaos of those two weeks that shook the world. From the power struggles within the Casa Rosada to the force of the street protests across the country, we analyze how that explosion transformed Argentine politics forever. #2001 #LucasGallo #DecemberDocumentary #Argentina #ArgentineCinema #LaIzquierdaDiario #Memory #2001Crisis #ArgentinePolitics 🚨 At La Izquierda Diario, we need 3,000 members to keep going. 👉 Become a member in Argentina at https://laizquierdadiario.com/socios 🌍 To send your contribution from other parts of the world, you can do so at https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_... 📢 La Izquierda Diario on social media: Instagram:   / izquierdadiario   Twitter:   / izquierdadiario   TikTok:   / laizquierdadiario   Facebook:   / laizquierdadiario   Website: http://www.laizquierdadiario.com 00:00 The myth of the "coup" and 2001 as a total rupture. 01:02 The archive as a unique narrative tool. 01:42 The decision not to use current testimonies: creating an autonomous universe. 02:35 Chronology of chaos: from the corralito to Duhalde's inauguration. 03:00 Political figures without explanations: Who were the protagonists? 04:19 The role of Ruckauf and De la Rúa in the archive. 05:36 The rediscovery of "secondary" figures: The Rodríguez Saá case. 06:42 Crónica TV and the power of the camera on the street. 07:54 The difference between the official narrative and media "common sense." 8:58 2001 in the Interior of the Country: Chajarí, Formosa, and the Breakdown of the System 10:13 Ecological Practice: Recycling Television to Transform It into Film 12:08 What Does 2001 Tell Us About Current Politics? 13:11 Personal Recollections of the Days of the 19th and 20th 14:47 Yesterday's Political Establishment vs. Today's Polarization 16:40 From the Falklands War (1982) to December: Crisis Communication Management 18:27 Why Should a New Generation Watch This Documentary? 19:40 The Future of Memory: Social Networks, AI, and the Enduring Relevance of Television 21:25 Where to Watch "December" and Closing Remarks